... Cross is doing in the matter of despatching parcels to our Prisoners of War. But a great deal of wasted time, unnecessary•work, transport and in some cases disappointment among Prisoners of War themselves, have been caused by the good-intentioned if t ...

... Warren School will provide sufficient money tr oal of! the rest. The resident caretaker at 12, Shelley-road, is a repatriated prisoner of war from Japan, Mr L. Dear. ...

... Cross parcels that kept us alive ! This is what a repatriated prisoner of war recently told the press on reaching Gothenburg from Germany on his way to England. He added I never realised until I was a prisoner myself what the Red Cross really meant. The ...

... happy by telegrams annyncing the safe arrival in this and kissed him. country of their loved ones. Worthing's first repatriated prisoner of war, Engine Room THEN, ON WEDNESDAY Artificer Andrew Holland, R.N., MORNING, THERE ARRIVED of 5. London-street, had ...

... Municipal Orchestra, and Lea Cozen's Band. It was pleasant to see so many repatriated prisoners looking so well, for the most part smartly turned out in their uniforms. with their war ribbons up, and accompanied either by rejoicing mother, wife, or girl friend ...

... to nil. During the evening a repatriated prisoner of war, Driver Vic Ives. of Sompting, was introduced, and he said that he could not thank the Red Cross enough for the work they were doing for the fellows still In prison camps. At the Norfolk Hotel on ...

... Farm on Saturday, said he hated war as much as anyone. We all loathe war, he said. He said that he was not a war ley presented a bouquet of carmonger, adding: The way of nations to Mrs Prior-Palmer. preventing war is to be so strong The 356 entries ...